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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1954
Page
3
A fragment mentions a MANAGER related to Lanyon Station and Mt Siputle, implying a personnel note or accommodation reference.
The notice warns residents of the Gungahlin District in the Australian Capital Territory of a danger zone. It details boundaries along Majura Road and Dun Troon Road and warns of hazardous items such as unexploded ordnance. Readers are told to avoid the area and report any hazards to authorities.
A cryptic report lists Sarton Cems arm wiring consult connected to Donaldson, 28 Lonsdale Bt, Bredéom, ACT and Jax Tim in Canberra. The fragment mentions Pome waerthe suggesting a place or event, with unclear context.
Ambiguous public notice describes organized groups and calls for attention to torture instructional aims. Mentions Commonwealth Electoral Office Canberra nominations due by noon Friday September 1664 and Booth Licence application for Federal Golf Club Open Tournament in Red Fil division Canberra AC T with secretary Chas Gorman.
A fragmentary railing against Communaziism and Nazi tactics in business, warning of political pressure, reputational harm, and forced purchases. The text condemns coercive campaigns and asserts maintenance guarantees against broader national influence.
Members are informed the course will close Sunday 28 September due to work on the dining room for the Open Tournament. Associates may still play. The annual meeting for the Miscellaneous Society is Monday ath bee, LOG at 8 pm. Ambulance Association announces a first aid class series starting Monday 27 September 1904 at Sin Gulder Mall Manuka at 8 pm.
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